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    4.5 (57 reviews)
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    Mark M.

    Beautiful sand, clear water, though the water was too cold for me for swimming. I'm spoiled with the 85° water temps in the summer! Water temps here in January are in the low 70s, with just a bit of seaweed on the shore. There's lifeguard stations here, as well as rest/change rooms, and body showers (near 5301 Collins Parking lot). Not as many hotels here, so it's a bit quieter. People respect each other's space here.

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    Deniece W.

    This is the beach closest to me, and I go quite often, so I may be biased, but I love North Beach. Beautiful clear-blue water. White sand. Not too crowded. Usually a quiet, chill place to relax. Plenty of restaurants and shops nearby to get pre-/post-beach nibbles, drinks, and beach supplies. Paid parking lots located throughout the neighborhood. There are clean, easily accessible public bathrooms in the building behind the volleyball courts at the 72 St entrance to the beach and at the playground at 65 St. Showers (recently updated in 2019) are located at the 69, 71st, and 72 Sts entrances.

    The sand,surf and seaweed
    Katrella S.

    Love this beach and now they give you 2 hours free parking. Not sure if that's an after 6 thing or not. But woohoo

    Daviyion J.

    Excellent beach! Quiet and away from all the commotion but all the same beautiful waves and sand

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    Chijj O.

    If you're looking for something less touristy and a better feel of where the locals go when they want to go to the beach ? this is where you should be, if you're looking for loud and flashy Miami head to south beach. We had a lot of fun here because it wasn't as crowded and rowdy, the kids were able to play on the beach and have fun. Great memories that will be cherished! Thank you!

    Can't even go in the water so sad...
    Arleen J.

    So disappointed....This has always been our go to beach in the Miami Beach area however Miami Beach needs to start cleaning up the coastline every morning to scoop up the seaweed the way Fort Lauderdale beach does so that be h goers can actually enjoy the water and so that the stench in the air will go away. If they don't take clean up a bit more seriously I think more and more visitors will stick to visiting Fort Lauderdale Beach instead.

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    Kimberly C.

    Before coming to Miami, I did some research on the best beaches in the area. Many people recommended North Beach and I was not disappointed! My Airbnb was located across the street from the 73 street entrance which was super convenient. I only had a beach towel, but they had beach lounge chair rentals though I decided to save some money and just lay on my towel. This beach is just lovely! The water is very turquoise blue and the sand is soft. It had a more laid back vibe. Mostly locals and some European tourists. There were some volleyball courts and a nice walkway adjacent to the beach which would make for a nice stroll. Lots of metered parking and many restaurants and cafes to sit outside and enjoy the sun. Overall, a nice beach and I was very happy to be staying right across the street from the entrance!

    Carlos G.

    I've been taking advantage of this slightly cooler weather to visit the different beaches in Miami. NorthBeach is amongst one of my favorites to visit. It's a great way to get away from the traffic and party crowds that usually accompany Miami Beach. My favorite time to go is around 2:30-3pm. The suns still out and you can get a tan, but within an hour or 2 it's already going down, and you've got this tremendous breezy, chilly weather that's quite enjoyable. Pros: 1. Mon-Fri parking is easily attainable. I can't vouch for the weekends. 2. Sand is pretty clean, and it's a short walk from parking. 3. The crowd tends to be more laid back, and it's not noisy at all. 4. Lifeguard towers galore to keep you safe. 5. Around 3pm Cons: 1. Some days the water can get a little "seaweedy." 2. A lot of the areas don't have a dedicated shower/bathroom area. So prepare to use the ocean as your toilet. 3. Not too many restaurants/bars within walking distance so you'll have to opt to find parking again.

    Lan D.

    North Beach is one of my favorite beaches in Miami. It's quiet and clean. Not many tourists are around. Many parking spots can be found right in front of the beach. It's convenient for a family with young children. The distance from the parking lot to the beach is shorter compared to South Miami Beach. Children can change clothes in the car. Manny fresh water fountains are available near by. There are many restaurants located across the street. Food can be delivered to the beach if requested. There are lifeguards on duty during operation hours. Sunscreen can be purchased on vending machines if you forget to bring it (it's hanging on the fence). The beach is more enjoyable after low tide. (11am) The water is more clear and clean. The bottom of the ocean can be viewed clearly. Many small fishes and crabs can be found under the seaweed.

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    Ijah J.

    List time... Pros: 1) Almost always empty 2) Seemingly no tourists 3) Super close to my condo 4) Calm and quiet 5) A beach (gotta love the beach) Cons: 1) TRASH EVERYWHERE!!!! I often find myself spending 30 minutes picking up trash. Cigarette butts, plastic bottles, abandoned tubes, you name it. 2) Seaweed? Can I count that as a con? 3) No recycling bins 4) Did I mention the trash? Summary: North beach is great for the family, if you want peace and serenity, or want to avoid tourists. Although the trash is a bummer, the reality is south Florida is super trashy so it does not matter which beach you go to, your sure to find a used "balloon" or candy wrapper stuck to your foot at some point.

    Lena C.

    I love my NoBe beach spot!! There's never a crazy amount of tourists - even in high season. There's plenty of parking in the pay lot or on the street, if you get there early enough (around 10). Plus, the bums are just so friendly that they are willing to help you with the parking machine ;-). It's my favorite spot for a chill-under-the-umbrella day. The waves are a bit more rough (using that term loosely) than other areas of Miami Beach, but that makes it a tad bit exciting, right? I love the proximity of affordable breakfast, lunch, and dinner spots, just a block away along Collins. Not to mention Lou's Beer Garden, right around the corner.

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    Angel C.

    The sands are good but the beach is alot of algae and sea weeds! No matter where we go it's every where. We're surrounded by it! Looks dirty , sand mites are all over and it will give you so much itchiness in your body!

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    4.3(513 reviews)
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    From a California native: Miami Beach is in a league of its own!…read more Growing up in California around iconic surf spots like Huntington, Santa Monica, and Malibu, I know good beaches. I have high standards when it comes to sand, ocean, and coastal culture, and Miami Beach completely blew me away. It offers a totally different, electric vibe that you simply cannot find anywhere on the West Coast. First off, the visual aesthetic is unforgettable. Those legendary Art Deco lifeguard stands scattered along the coast bring so much character, retro flair, and bright color to the shoreline. The sand is soft, the warm turquoise water is incredible, and watching the evening sky shift into rich twilight pastels over the water is pure magic. What makes Miami Beach truly special, though, is the sheer energy. It is easily one of the most active, health-conscious, and vibrant coastal strips I've ever experienced: * Nonstop Outdoor Activity: You see people everywhere running, cycling the paved trails, dominating beach volleyball courts, and working out at the beachfront fitness areas. * The Atmosphere: The entire boulevard along the sand is pulsing with rhythm--music floating through the air, outdoor patios buzzing, and people genuinely enjoying life under the sun. * Pure Walkability: From morning workouts to evening strolls, you can walk for miles without ever running out of things to see. I honestly don't know how anyone could visit Miami Beach and not fall in love with it. Whether you're an athlete looking to break a sweat, a beach lover wanting warm Atlantic water, or someone who just wants to soak up world-class people-watching and culture, this place is a must-visit. Ten out of ten--I'll be back every chance I get.

    I absolutely love South Beach! This was my second time visiting, and it was just as much fun as I…read moreremembered. The atmosphere was so lively, and even though it was super hot, I loved every minute of it. Since the FIFA World Cup was coming up, there were decorations and displays around the area that added to the excitement. It made the whole beach feel even more energetic. There's so much to do besides just relaxing on the sand. You can walk the beachfront trails, check out the outdoor workout areas, visit the nearby restaurants and shops, or simply enjoy the beautiful scenery. The beach itself was amazing. The sand was soft, the water was warm, and it was the perfect place to spend the day. Thankfully, our hotel included complimentary beach chairs, which made the experience even better. If your hotel doesn't provide them, you can always bring your own chairs or just relax on a towel or blankets. I love the Miami vibe, and South Beach is one of my favorite places to visit. It's always a fun, energetic destination, and I can't wait to come back.

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    7.2 mi•Downtown

    This park is iconic Miami, with a waterfront view, surrounded by fun, colorful art sculptures, with…read morea huge grassy lawn. It is conveniently located right next door to the Perez and Frost museum. We headed here after visiting the museum, thinking this was a good spot for the kids to run around in before heading back. They took off for 'the playground' which ended up being adult exercise equipment.... with lots of kids climbing all over the equipment. Getting picked up here with L yft was difficult- I don't recommend that!

    this was my 3rd visit to city, and i am not sure, why i had not visited this site...In the heart of…read moreDowntown Miami, just a short drive from Edgewater, lies a place where city life meets waterfront beauty it is a beautiful spot right next to the bright blue water of Biscayne Bay, great place to relax. There are palm trees, a little sandy beach area, and nice open spaces. What makes it even cooler is that the peaceful park sits right beside downtown Miami's tall buildings. You get a mix of nature and city views at the same time. Plus, there are plenty of good restaurants and bars nearby, so it's a nice place to hang out and enjoy the area. Park also offers Amphitheater: Hosting up to 10,000 guests for concerts, festivals, and performances. Tina Hills Pavilion: A charming open-air venue perfect for smaller gatherings and community events. Restored Fountain: an Scenic Baywalk: A favorite for walkers, joggers, and those seeking stunning views of Biscayne Bay and the Downtown skyline. it is a must-visit attraction. Bayfront Park sits on the bay of Biscayne Bay and offers beautiful views from many angles.

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    4.2(131 reviews)
    5.1 mi

    I have spent years listening to people tell me how terrible Miami is…read more.. I've heard it all, especially about Miami Beach. The crime, the chaos, the tourists, the traffic, the partying, the old cocaine reputation from the 1980s, and all the other things people seem to love bringing up whenever I tell them how much I love Miami. I know what Miami is. I've been coming here since I was 22 years old, so this isn't some recent love affair I developed because Miami became fashionable. I got the bug very early, and somehow it never left my soul, my mind or my heart. Miami Beach has reinvented itself over and over again. It went from a resort playground in the early 20th century, through the glamorous Art Deco era, the postwar years, the decline and drug-era reputation, and then the extraordinary preservation movement that saved much of South Beach from being demolished. The Art Deco Historic District became the first urban 20th-century historic district on the National Register in 1979, and today Miami Beach has more than 800 historic Art Deco buildings. Even now, the city continues to build its identity around that architecture while mixing it with restaurants, nightlife, art, music, fashion, luxury hotels and international tourism. And that's what people who constantly criticize Miami seem to miss when they talk about it like it's nothing but chaos. Yes, Miami Beach is still a party town. It is still loud, crowded, international, sometimes completely ridiculous and full of people doing very bad things... There is also an incredible amount of history, architecture, culture, music, food, design and sheer personality packed into this little island. Millions of people still come here every year, and tourism remains one of the major economic engines of the area. In 2025 alone, tourism generated an estimated $2.2 billion in local and state tax revenue. I've watched Miami Beach change for decades, and I still love coming here. Maybe that's why I don't get particularly interested when somebody starts telling me all the reasons I shouldn't like it. Its honestly very offputting.. I have my own relationship with this place. I've stayed here, played here, dined here.. attended the parties ... large and small listened to the music, met the people, celebrated birthdays, had incredible nights and made memories that aren't going anywhere. I don't need Miami Beach to be perfect for me to love it. I actually like that it has a personality. I like that it can be elegant one minute and completely chaotic the next. I like the energy, the people, the ridiculousness of it, the history, the ocean, the architecture and the fact that something is always happening. People can have their opinions about Miami. I'll keep coming back. And if I'm going to choose between the chaos and millions of people in Miami or the chaos and millions of people in Los Angeles, I'll take Miami every single time.

    What's not to like? That being said,If you visit from anywhere north of Fort Lauderdale,you are…read moregoing to experience culture shock. Just roll with it. My earliest reference to Miami Beach was as a kid watching the Jakie Gleason show. It was announced every show that ,it was broadcast from beautiful Miami Beach. That was enough to " book mark" it in my mind. Then in 1977 on my way back from a scuba trip in the Keys,I drove up Collins Ave from South Beach all the way up to Bal Harbor. It was a shocking sight most of the way. Lined with high rises, obsolete hotels and bus stop benches full of generations of elderly that had retired and been ravaged by the then raging inflation. Yes boys and girls,if you think inflation is bad now it's nothing compared to the late 70s and early 80s . As those generations left us and Miami in general and Miami Beach in particular reached economic obsolescence,the real estate deveopers moved in and the gentrification and renewal began. What a job they've done. Now, development is always controversial for100s of reasons not the least of which is environmental concerns. As I've returned to the Miami area over the years it amazes me how dense it's become. The first time I returned to the South Beach area was 1998. The restoration of the old art deco hotel movement was in high gear, I felt like a million bucks. The boutique hotel I stayed in was fantastic, with a view from the second floor window ( that opened) onto the busy avenue below and beach beyond. The development continued and it wasn't until almost 15 years later that I returned. Overall development was now completed,Miami Beach was again a desirable destination and I was back! My intentions are to return at least one more time. It's what's great about our country. We are constantly renewing,sharing cultures and looking forward to the future. I highly recommend you... Go!

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